Short Candle At Both Ends Poems

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In the Middle

you lit the candle at both ends
and wait there in the middle
to see which wick burns sprier
while thick wax forms its puddle
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Premium Member What Happens When You Have Hotwax and Frozen Body-

I was locked in the freezer holding a candle at both ends yet breathing oxygen~


12/2/20
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr.2020©
Form: Monoku

A Mystery Unfolds

The tree of life is torn
 Between the darkness and the light
 Unable to conclude or choose
 Which is morally right

 And in all the fury
 The tree of life is struck
 By a bolt of indecision
 And it withers to the ground

through the conclaves of sullen asps
one could grasp a reason for being
perhaps its in the changing of the season
burn the candle at both ends

we shall discover it as the mystery unfolds

Saving Grace

SAVING GRACE

In the middle of the universe, I stand
Where it all revolves around man
Selling and consuming disastrous blends 
Burning the candle at both ends 
Neglecting duty, overriding beauty
This story of the ages, never told by sages
Who lived in the bell jar, with the fat cats in the big car
Where small minds, busied and blind 
Lost the human race
NO ONE’S SAVING GRACE!

2.4.15:  J. Polatnick
Submission:  In the Middle of the Universe, I stand
Form: Lyric

Lunatic

The moons been up all night again
He’s looking rather pale
Been burning the candle at both ends
And now it’s beginning to tell
By the end of the month he will be
A shadow of his former self
It’s only a matter of time
Before people start to click
He’s not just an all night raver
But a total lunatic
He doesn’t seem to care though
Look at him up there
Sipping on the star juice 
Totally full of him self
Give him time 
His day will come
See if he’s looking on the bright side then.
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